Given the following code snippet, what is considered an
argument(s)?def mystery(num1, num2) : result = num1 ** num2 return resultmystery(10, 2)

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Given the following code snippet, what is considered an
argument(s)?def mystery(num1, num2) :   result = num1 ** num2   return resultmystery(10, 2)

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The question presents a code snippet and asks what is considered an argument(s).
First, note the function definition: def mystery(num1, num2): ...
This defines two parameters for the function, named num1 and num2. Parameters are the variables listed in the function definition that will receive values when the function is called.
Next, look at the function call: mystery(10, 2)
When you call a function, the values you pass inside the parentheses are the arguments. These values are then assigned to the corresponding parameters in the function in order:
- 10 is passed as the value for num1
- 2 is passed as the value for num2
Thus, the arguments in this call are 10 and 2.
The term "argument(s)" refers specifically to those values supplied in the call, not to the parameter names themselves or the function’s internal variables.
Since the provided answer options are not present in the data (the answer_options field is empty), there is no list of multiple-choice choices to evaluate here. What can be stated clearly is that the arguments to mystery(10, 2) are the two values: 10 and 2.

Fal25_CS003C_74229 Ch. 5 Pre-Quiz (Remotely Proctored)

Given the following code snippet, what is considered an argument(s)?def mystery(num1, num2) : result = num1 ** num2 return resultmystery(10, 2)

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